Fast fandom talk with messy canon energy.
Geekedia.fm follows Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia as they react to superhero TV, trailers, and geek culture news in a loose conversational rhythm. The show favors quick corrections, canon checks, jokes, and sudden detours that usually find their way back.
PRESS PLAY
Geekedia.fm is a loose, fast-moving fandom conversation centered on superhero TV, trailers, streaming platforms, and the wider pop-culture memory bank around them. The recent run is especially Marvel-heavy. Daredevil: Born Again gets episode-by-episode attention, from Bullseye and Benjamin Poindexter to fight scenes that remind the speakers of the original show's hallway sequences. The show likes those comparisons. A new scene is measured against an older one, then against a release calendar, then against whatever franchise label Marvel is using this time. That wandering is part of the texture. Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia often start with a question, correct the premise, check a detail, and keep moving before the thought has fully cooled. Trailer episodes bring out the detective side. Spider-Man: Brand New Day becomes a conversation about Easter eggs, Screen Crush breakdowns, No Way Home memories, and the possibility that the trailer is hiding as much as it shows. Spider Noir opens with black-and-white versus color presentation, then drifts into Nicolas Cage, older movies, Disney+ memories, and why different generations know him differently. The show can be blunt and silly in the same minute. Wonder Man coverage turns character frustration into a longer talk about powers, emotional control, possible Spider-Man connections, and an improvised ranking of recent Marvel shows. Fallout brings the same approach to sci-fi plotting, vault politics, Canadian backstory, season-renewal checks, and character motives. Even Tubi gets treated as a real fandom event when cartoons and streaming availability enter the chat. The format is not built around interviews or clean segments. It is built around recall, reaction, interruption, and the pleasure of trying to remember the exact thing before looking it up. The result is warm, messy, and specific. Geekedia.fm works best for listeners who already enjoy canon arguments, trailer theories, Marvel side roads, and friends talking through a show while the details are still fresh.
Made for: For Marvel, superhero TV, and genre fans who like spoiler-heavy episode reactions, trailer speculation, and conversational tangents. It especially suits listeners who enjoy hearing details checked and revised in real time.
What sets it apart: Geekedia.fm stands out through its unpolished back-and-forth: release dates, fight scenes, Easter eggs, character motives, and personal movie memories all collide in the same conversation. The charm is the live correction loop, not a scripted recap.
This is a show where Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia talk about everything geeky. From movies to shows, and even video games. So put in your earbuds and get ready to listen to an organized, well thought out, random conversation!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Brandon and Gabby make franchise television legible through open-ended debate, close character analysis, and an unusually candid process of revising their own conclusions.
Geekedia.fm turns franchise television, trailers, and comic-book hypotheticals into an ongoing conversation between Brandon and Gabby. They test interpretations against each other, correct details aloud, and leave speculation open when the evidence is uncertain.
Wonder Woman's bracelets get their own debate before you can crown the winner against Thor.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Spider Noir trailer sparks a lively look at visual style, fandom context, and Nicolas Cage's place in movie memory.
The episode uses the Spider Noir trailer as a way into how its imagery shifts between black and white and color. Brandon and Gabby linger on the possibility that it was actually filmed in black and white, then work through how a color version might have been captured or…
A loose, funny Wonder Man discussion about Simon's powers, uncertain setup, and the ending's bigger possibilities.
Brandon and Gabby close out Wonder Man by treating the final four episodes less as a firm promise and more as a set of possibilities. Their conversation keeps returning to the chance of a second season and the speculation around Spider-Man: Brand New Day, while staying careful…
A loose, detail-conscious Fallout season two wrap-up that follows vault secrets toward what comes next.
Geekedia.fm closes Fallout season two by treating its final discussion as a springboard for the season's bigger mysteries. The hosts track the Canadian character's movement toward the vault, circle the fallout around Hank, weigh Cooper and his wife's part in nudging events…
A lively Thor-Wonder Woman debate where the rules shape the fight as much as the powers.
Thor and Wonder Woman arrive as god-touched heavyweights, and GeekyDia frames the matchup around a simple but useful question: how much do the rules decide the winner?
A lively, slightly loose read on Creature Commandos as the new DC universe starts testing its rules.
Geekedia frames Creature Commandos through its first two episodes, using the show as an early read on how the new DC universe may treat older movie references as canon.
Doctor Who fandom with memory and bite.
Fight study, fandom, and politics in motion.
Loose nerd talk with sharp friendly friction.
Fast franchise talk with sharp fan instincts.
Warm Trek talk with long memory.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia.fm debate who would win in a fight between Wonder Woman and Thor, analyzing their powers, weapons, and feats from comics.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia.fm discuss the first two episodes of Creature Commandos, the first canon show in James Gunn's new DC Universe.
Brandon and Gabby discuss episodes 3 and 4 of X-Men '97, focusing on the reveal of the real Jean Grey and the introduction of her clone Madeline Pryor.
Brandon and Gabby discuss episodes 7 and 8 of The Sandman, focusing on Loki's favor to Dream and the chaos caused by Loki and Puck.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia discuss episodes 4-6 of Daredevil: Born Again, sharing their reactions and analysis.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia discuss episodes 7 and 8 of Twisted Metal, focusing on John's car troubles and Axel's appearance.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia discuss the finale of Fallout Season 2 and share their thoughts on the season as a whole.
Brandon and Gabby from GeekyDia discuss episode 4 of Daredevil: Born Again, focusing on the character Poindexter/Bullseye and his name.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia discuss Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 episodes 2 and 3, focusing on the incredible fight scene in episode 3.
Brandon and Gabby analyze Episode 349 of Geekedia.fm, covering Daredevil: Born Again season two episode one, "The Northern Star." They question why Disney releases episodes two and three together while episodes four through eight arrive weekly, citing The Nando Cut's view that the first two episodes are the season's weakest.
Geekedia.fm’s Brandon and Gabby examine the Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer, which they say contains roughly 47 Easter eggs and may hide Daredevil beneath Peter Parker’s attack on the Hand.
Brandon and Gabby open Episode 347 with Tubi's announcement that about 100 Cartoon Network, Kids WB, Boomerang and Hanna-Barbera shows arrive March 1st, which Brandon confirmed through IGN and Tubi's official Twitter.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia.fm analyze the Spider Noir trailer, discussing both the black and white and color versions released simultaneously, and tracing how the show's dual-format production approach draws on techniques from WandaVision, where Vision's head was painted blue and red lipstick was replaced with dark blue to register correctly in monochrome.
Brandon and Gabby from Geekedia.fm discuss Wonder Man episodes 5-8, focusing on Simon Williams' character transformation across the final four episodes of the Marvel Disney+ series.
Geekedia.fm's Brandon and Gabby review Fallout season 2, episodes 7 and 8, while comparing the show's lighter season 1 tone to the more serious stakes here.
Brandon and Gabby of Geek Media cover the first four episodes of Marvel's Wonder Man on Disney+ and agree it is "a lot better" than the trailers suggested.